Gender inequality, directly and indirectly, influences the health outcomes of women in Ethiopia. USAID Transform: Primary Health Care partnered with the Government of Ethiopia to mainstream gender into primary health care systems. Through this partnership, training was organized for Debire-Elias Woreda Health Office (WorHO) in Amhara region to build their capacity to understand and apply gender perspectives in their work.
What We’re Reading (and Listening to): Country-Led Action in Practice
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Yuvakaars: Pathfinder India’s Scalable Social Entrepreneurship Model for Rural Health Care
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Delivering Context-Specific Maternal Health Solutions in Fragile and Insecure Settings
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